Dream and Faith Unite in Human Growth
A poetic reflection on dreaming beyond fear and using talent with faith, attributed to Marie Eglinton in the New York Times. The piece frames personal growth as faith linked to action, urging readers to pursue bold dreams and claim rightful power. Serialized calendar notes follow, listing social visits, travel, and family events across several towns and individuals through a weekend.
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Marie Eglinton
New York Times
Local Social Notes Highlight Guests and Travel
A string of visitors and trips across towns and states is reported. Families from Durden Arkansas and Mackinaw Michigan are in Memphis visiting Miss Mat tie Campbell and Mr. J W Cagle, with more company planned. Others travel to Georgetown Kentucky, Chicago, Atlantic City, and to Prout Creek for a ten day fishing trip.
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W. E. Cagle
Durden, Ark
Mattie Campbell
J. W. Cagle
Tate Campbell
Albert Horut
Mackinaw, Mich
Horut
Chicago
Atlantic City
Ven Dawsins
New Quikenite
Nash Collins
Delhi
Merc Wateh
Shreveport
Neey Donneon
Alemphis
Edwin Myrick
Girard
W. J. Weshburn
Dv Mo
Munhetland
Mirser ‘Font Munrotland
Prout Creek
Thrustles
Birthday Dance Honors Miss Louise Kelly At Roberson Home
Mrs EB Roberson hosted a joyful birthday dance and watermelon party Wednesday in honor of Miss Louise Kelly. Thirty couples attended the evening filled with dancing and refreshments ending after dark with a watermelon float. The hostess served a modest banquet during the event.
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EB. Roberson
Louise Kelly
Surprise linen shower honors Mrs Oswald Wezel
Mrs. J C Choate hosted a surprise linen shower at 300 Louise Ann Avenue for bride Mrs Oswald Wezel. Thirty six guests attended as Dor othy Louise Choate presented gifts dressed as a postman in a miniature parcel post wagon. Fruit punch was served.
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Oswald Wezel
J. C. Choate
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed For Kidney Ailments
Monroe residents report relief from backache dizziness and urinary problems after using Dean's Kidney Pills. Mrs. D. A. Nogers of 317 Sixth St. credits the remedy with restoring comfort and kidney function, saying she relies on it whenever kidney issues arise. Manufactured by Foster Milburn Co. in Buffalo New York.
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Monroe
Dean
D. A. Nogers
Sixth St
New South Droog
Foster-Milburn Co
Mfgrs
Duffalo
N. Y
Memorial observances in America honor Rebecca Gratz
Jewish organizations across the United States plan events next week for the 50th anniversary of Rebecca Gratz death. The Philadelphia philanthropist founded the Hebrew orphan asylum and the oldest mission Sunday school for Hebrews in America, and her life inspired Sir Walter Scott to craft Ivanhoe.
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Rebecca Gratz
New York
America
Philadelphia
Sir Walter Scott
Wrs
Austria
Lancaster
Gratz
Philadlephia
Grate
Rebecca Grats
Ist
Kentucky
Lexington
Rebato O
Henry Chiy
Rebecca
Hebrew Orphan Asylum
Mission Sunday School For
Matilda Hoffman
Washington Treving
Miss Hofman
Washington Irving
Irving
Washingrton Irving
Waverly
Hidden Greatness In Unseen Paths Of Great Men
The piece reflects on how history’s most notable figures often achieve greatness by accident or unforeseen talent. It cites Shakespeare, Napoleon, Coleridge, and others as examples of hidden potential that emerges when least expected, suggesting many unnamed talents lie undiscovered in obscurity.
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Thomas RB. Gregory
Potosi
Waterloo
Brienne
Napoleon
Samuel Taylor Coleridge
Michael Angelus
St.Peters
America
Dr Mills Warning on War Debt and Work Ethic
The piece discusses Dr Dernberg’s plan for Germany to remit indemnities by each of 20,000,000 workers contributing one hour daily, aiming to pay 100 billion marks in fourteen years. It extols work as the path to wealth, culture, and character, urging soldiers to return to farms and factories and praising drudgery as a merit.
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New Dernberg
Germany
Dr. Dernberg
United States
France
Belgium
England
Fuatherland
Switzerland
Great Britain
Elds
God
Solomon
Chicago Daily Journal
Picture Garden Today Fine Feathers Wreck Life in Nesbit Play
A fragment from a Nesbit play notes Paris fashions delight but do not often affect young girls adversely. The text hints at a plot where fine feathers disrupt a young girl's life in a depiction tied to a theater setting.
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Paris
Sister Eveyn Nesbit Photoplay Shocks Viewers at Garden
The Evelyn Nesbit photoplay titled Sister will debut Friday at the Picture Garden. The film presents a dramatic sequel to maternal allure and city life temptations. It reportedly reveals alarming methods used by white slave traffickers and aims to deliver a strong moral message in sensational fashion.
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Evelyn Nesbit
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